As the Nuclear Threat Initiative writes: “Upon the breakup of the Soviet Union, Ukraine inherited the third largest nuclear weapons stockpile in the world after the Russian Federation and the United States. However, in the January 1994 Trilateral Statement, Ukraine committed to full disarmament. Kiev joined the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapon state in 1994, acceded to the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START I), and having transferred all of its nuclear warheads to Russia for elimination, became nuclear-weapon-free in 1996.”

Forty years later we are in the midst of a campaign of disinformation from Russia and here in the United States with regard to the militant moves of Russia towards Crimea and Ukraine.

What is so ironic and peculiar about all this is that the majority of the commentary coming from the American mainstream media about the Russian military action in Ukraine involves condemning exactly what they routinely advocate and which the U.S. itself routinely does.

Is this a moment where the media is realizing that it is providing whitewash for governments and not keeping them honest about what they are doing? How is it that the media can be such a force for spewing out cold war rhetoric and ratcheting up the hubris and hypocrisy of both sides in this crisis?

We need to take some time and listen to what the media wants us to react to in this situation. It is becoming quite aggravating to hear the American media being enthusiastic about illegal and unprompted U.S. interventions in other sovereign states; however, now we are seeing new-found contempt for invasions now that they are being done by Russia.

What is with the double standard? I am beginning to believe that it has a lot to do with predictive programming and the ever present fear of what a Russian attack means with regards to the potential of a nuclear threat to the world.

I could be wrong, but I had an epiphany as I was listening to all of the hypocrisy spewing out of both Russia today and the American mainstream narrative.

There are times when things happen in the world that give you pause, and as you contemplate how fast they escalate you wonder if you are in the middle of an ‘Outer Limits’ or ‘Twilight Zone’ episode.

American invasions and occupations of nations halfway around the world are okay with the media and with many Americans. The encroachment of the European Union also seems to be okay with the media and by a lot of Americans even though Europeans are warning Americans of the E.U.’s trappings.

The media now decries Russian interference in a part of a country right on its border and why? I believe it has a lot to do with predictive programming and how there still seems to be this fear of what the escalation may entail.

It could lead to nuclear war. It is a precursor of World War III, or the eventual conquest of neighboring countries in an all out quest for the Russian Empire.

All fair speculation based in what took years to program into the average American.

We have spoken at length about predictive programming and how at times it is necessary to review what has been presented to us on television and movies and try to figure out how what was once hypothetical reverse causality becomes a curious part of déjà vu.

I know that sounds a bit odd and it may the point where we leap into points of paranoia but the grooming process of the indefinable enemy has always been with us in films and TV shows.

The 1980’s was a time where the programming of “trust no one” went way beyond the conditioning of shows like ‘The X-Files’ later in 1990’s. The conditioning process of “trust, but verify” became the norm and there was always an enemy that was either Middle Eastern or Russian.

As we can see, that programming has worked quite well and – believe it or not – while I have been analyzing propaganda from the 80’s, there has always been the Middle Eastern vilification; however, the Russians have always been the suspected villain that would make a nuclear move against the United States, even without the Communist rhetoric that was prevalent during the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s.

John McCain has been the most colorful critic against a hypothetical “Red Russia” and still acts as if they are a Communist country. I can’t help but wonder what it would be like if he were president in this Ukrainian crisis. He has been quoted in several outings as saying that things like diplomacy are the most overrated aspect of international relationships.

I would hope that we as Americans are more sophisticated to not buy into the nonsensical words about a very serious situation happening in our world. However, seven years later, the nonsensical McCarthyist phrasing and wording still is bought by Americans that feel that there should be some punishment doled out to Putin because Fox News, CNN or MSNBC says so. It is like there is this unwritten eternal vigilance that is possessed by the Cold War relics and warhawks that seems to be outdated and preposterous.

With all of the speculation regarding Russia’s motives and endless posturing over what’s in Ukraine’s best interest by Russia, the Western European Union and the United States – the perspectives of those that matter most, those of actual Ukrainians, seem to get lost along the way.

The radical views are being heard loud and clear, and as much as people are tired of hearing that the United states have sided with the radicals, the deals with the devil are not helping Ukrainians that are fiercely seeking independence.

Due to much of the TV and movie predictive programming of the 1980’s, it is easy for people like John Kerry, John McCain and Lindsay Graham to literally walk out of a movie script or a Tom Clancy novel to deliver what has been programmed into people from Hollywood about what happens in Warsaw pact countries.

For example in September of 2013, CBS News reported that Lindsay Graham warned South Carolinians about the threat of a “terrorist nuclear attack.” If you recall Graham said that a lack of military action in Syria could result in a nuclear “bombing” in Charleston, South Carolina.

A 1983 made-for-TV movie coincidentally creates the basic framework for the alarmist report. The TV movie ‘Special Bulletin‘ is a sort of reality-based real-time TV show that features an American TV crew covering a dock workers strike. Eventually, there is a crisis as the TV crew finds itself “caught in the middle of a firefight between the U.S. Coast Guard and the crew of a tugboat sitting at a dock in Charleston, South Carolina. The coast guardsmen surrender and are taken hostage, as are the reporter and cameraman.

However after a lengthy debate on how to evacuate the city of course announcements cause panic but the evacuation is successful.

The end result of all of the banter and newsroom tension in the film is chilling.

However, this is set in the 1980’s and Lindsay Graham is either reflecting on a bit of predictive programming or we most certainly are in danger of some sort of nuclear threat that he left dangling. The cloud of uncertainty was most certainly something that was felt during the Cold War. From the old films of ‘Duck and Cover‘, to civil defense warning and black and yellow triangles and rectangles seen on fallout shelter signs we were constantly reminded that at anytime the bomb or any nuclear device could be triggered in the United States.

When I was in Argentina, I remember that we were told of a major motion picture that would be released in theaters about the aftermath of nuclear attack. There were fliers and all sorts of meetings that were held in neighborhoods on how to react to the film, “The Day After.”

The four-hour movie was shown in theaters in South America and aired edited in the United States on ABC-TV. The film was so effective that ABC had to set up 1-800 numbers for people who needed to calm down and discuss how frightened they were.

Nicholas Meyer, the man who directed the film, developed flu symptoms while working on the film. The symptoms worsened and he was immediately asked to see a doctor. The doctors could find no reason for his malady. It was later determined that Meyer was suffering from depression. Meyer later commented that he supposed that the day to day exposure to death due to nuclear destruction took its toll on his psyche.

In the 1980’s our biggest enemy was Soviet Russia and so the film definitely included an attack on American interests in Europe, however when the final nuclear launches were shown in the film many people were angry over the ambiguity over show fired their missiles first.

Even producers at ABC were angry over the film’s ambiguous “who shot first” premise. Who attacked first: the U.S.S.R. or the United States? Nicholas Meyer wanted the answer to remain ambiguous so as to focus on the horrors of nuclear destruction, rather than to create an “good versus evil” mentality; rather the evil of the film should remain nuclear weapons in general as opposed to one government over another.

In fact, there is a scene in the film where actor Stephen Furst, playing the part of Aldo, listens to a broadcast of the President and in anger says “Who fired first?” The unanimous reply from the people in the fallout shelter is familiar one now: “What difference does it make?!”

IMDB says: “The US Department of Defense would only co-operate with the film’s production on condition that it be made clear in the story that the Soviets, and not the United States, launched their missiles first.”

Also, according to the Internet Movie Database, “The original air date (on ABC) was November 20, 1983. Over 100 million Americans were estimated to have viewed the program. Still rated as the most watched ever TV movie on US television as of December, 2012 (not including miniseries), it was watched by 38.55 million households or 46.0% with a Neilsen share of 62%.”

Now, as we observe the anniversary of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, it may be necessary to stop everything and say that while it is all understandable to fear the possibility of a nuclear flashpoint couldn’t American journalists be so bold as to quit or point out that much of what they are reporting and much of the propaganda we have been saturated with over the years has tainted the way we see how other countries handle their crises?

Can we handle them any better and are the punishments we cook up for Presidents like Putin effective?

I think that perhaps it would be a miracle if there were members of the glitterati seen on TV that could expose just how ugly imperialism truly is. It would be interesting to see someone take the bold move and expose how the governments of Russia, the European Union and the United states are blatantly conspiring against the interests of Ukrainians that want independence.

We can send drones all over the world to kill people including Americans that will never see a trial and yet we can teach Russia a good lesson in what can be done with the problems in Ukraine.

When we can see on TV a truly free press calling out the hypocrisy of it all, perhaps I will take it all seriously. Until then, we still have many movies and TV shows to choose from. All of which can program us into the old ‘good guy, bad guy’ Wild West diplomacy that our government hopes you will believe in.

After all, they have a New World Order to tend to and they need your support.

The problem is that Ukrainian nationalists are actually controlled opposition by the Jewish Marxist bankers.These are not true nationalists, this is disinformation. You actually have Jews that are members of both Svoboda and the Right Sector movements. There were actually Israeli army commanders organizing the “maiden protests”.
The newly appointed prime minister of the Ukraine is Arseniy Yatsenyuk a multimillionaire Jewish banker, who was Victoria Nulands pick for prime minister (Victoria being Jewish herself). This is not unusual because Vitali Klitschko who is a Ukrainian Jewish boxer who entered politics had a prominent role in the “maiden revolution”; not to mention Yulia Tymoshenko who is called the “blond braided Jew” is the ex prime minister who was freed from prison after the opposition overthrew the elected government of Ukraine. She was in prison for embezzlement and abuse of power, and is one of the richest persons in the country of Ukraine. The Jewish Marxists are all ready consolidating power in the Ukraine, Igor Kolomoisky who is a billionaire Jewish dual citizen was appointed as governor of an eastern province after the maiden revolution.
The head of the so called nationalist “Right Sector” Dimitry Yarosh met Israeli ambassador Reuven Din El and ‘pledged allegiance to the Jewish race”. Even Abe Foxman of the ADL has stated (Huffington Post) that these groups are no threat to Jewish interests. Abe Foxman is a rabid Zionist and even labels the tea party as racist and neo-nazis, yet he is ok with these groups? Why?
Thus Clyde has his answer to why so many Jews and Zionist Neocons support this revolution
The real threat and ideology of the NWO is Marxism not Nationalism or National Socialism but Marxist Communism. This ideology has conquered the E.U. and has its tentacles all over America. Communism is alive and well, to call nationalists the threat is a red herring.
Jewish Marxism has left its bloody had everywhere on the globe- Look at examples like Genrikh Yagoda (head of the Soviet secret Police) who had an estimated ten million people killed on his order.
I question clydes integrity when he insists on attempting to frightening his audience with Nazis when the real enemy is the Communists.
Controlled Opposition through infiltration and domination of these movements is there way thus they always get the result they want.

About Clyde Lewis

Clyde is a powerful voice in the field of paranormal news and commentary. With a diverse background in news, acting, writing and radio, he entertains and captivates audiences across multiple platforms. Lewis’ career in radio began in Utah in 1982 and he created Ground Zero in 1995 in Salt Lake City. Lewis has produced Ground Zero programs online, on radio and on television. The program (which takes its name from the scientific definition of the term) joined FM News 101 KXL in 2011 and consistently ranks #1 in the market.